English
Etymology
From bromine|brom(ine) + -ide.
Noun
en-noun
- inorganic chemistry A binary compound of bromine and some other element or radical.
- A dose of bromide taken as a sedative.
- A dull person with conventional thoughts.
- A platitude.
Derived terms
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aluminium bromide, aluminum bromide
americium bromide
ammonium bromide
ammonium bromide
barium bromide
beryllium bromide
bismuth bromide
bromide developer
bromide emulsion
bromide of potassium
bromide paper
bromide print
bromide printer
bromide printing
bromidic
cadmium bromide
caesium bromide, cesium bromide
calcium bromide
cerium bromide
cerous bromide
chlorobromide
chromium bromide
cobalt bromide
copper bromide
curium bromide
deuterium bromide
diazobromide
dibromide
dysprosium bromide
ferric bromide
germanium bromide
gold bromide
hafnium bromide
hexabromide
hydrobromide
hydrogen bromide
indium bromide
iodine bromide
iodobromite
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iron bromide
lithium bromide
lithium bromide-dihydrate
manganese bromide
manganous bromide
mercury bromide
monobromide
nickel bromide
niobium bromide
oxybromide
pentabromide
phosphorous bromide<!--sic-->
platinum bromide
potassium bromide
radium bromide
rubidium bromide
selenium bromide
silicon bromide
silver bromide
sodium bromide
stannic bromide
strontium bromide
strontium bromide-hexahydrate
sulfur bromide, sulphur bromide
tantalum bromide
tellurium bromide
tetrabromide
thallium bromide
tin bromide
titanium bromide
tribromide
tungsten bromide
uranous bromide
vanadium bromide
ytterbium bromide
yttrium bromide
zinc bromide
zirconium bromide
Translations
trans-top|chemistry: binary compound of bromine and another element
Finnish: bromidi
Italian: bromuro m
trans-mid
Swedish: bromid c
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